, monica opened her first retail store in nearby garrettsville in 2014, employing her sister jessica, along with other members of the community. they soon found success with their signature product -- a balm that monica personally developed. monica: sea buckthorn balm. people use it for eczema, burns, scar tissue. it's made of all natural ingredients. lemonis: before long, they opened a second shop in downtown cleveland, and sales blossomed to over 400,000 a year. but monica's expenses? well, they grew even faster. al: credit card's basically maxed out. lemonis: today, the business loses money. debts are piling up, and the downtown cleveland store has closed. monica: i don't want this to fail, because if it fails, you guys lose. lemonis: the personal-care industry is extremely competitive, but having a celebrity attached to the brand can separate it from the pack. so i'm headed to monica's store in garrettsville. oh, this is pretty. when i walk through the front door, it had a warm and homey feel, but i spent time trying to find these "skincare" products. i saw everything from scarve

. >> good, thank you, thank you so much. >> when we come back -- jessica: i'm jessica gomez in wisconsin where already struggling dairy farmers, many of whom helped trump win wisconsin,ry survive his trade war. >> plus, it's one of the most remote and expensive prisons on the planet. soledad: the cost of running guantanamo bay is $13 million per prisoner. >> what's the future for gitmo? t year with dairy farmers getting hit the hardest. it's estimated two dairy farms close every day. in 2004, the state had about today, roughly 8,000 remain. several years of low milk prices coupled with the high cost of farm equipment has lead to closures. and the president's trade wars haven't helped matters. our correspondent jessica gomez was in wisconsin during the height of the crisis last year and followed one farmer's struggle to stay afloat. jessica: the wisconsin state fair. from the cream puffs -- >> this is halley. jessica: to the dairy barns, perhaps a no better place to showcase all that makes up america's dairyland. >> growing up on a dairy farm, you can never get that out of your blood. jes

melissa francis, katie pavlich, fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, i'm noticing a theme here. and joining us on the couch, david avella. thank you for joining us, fox news contributor katie, there you go. david, what do you think? how are the politics of this shaking out for the president right now? >> first, let's keep in mind that we have a chance to set the tone for millions of americans tomorrow as they gather around the table to have a discussion, we can be good and civil here. two things, the calendar now is set up as such that impeachment has as much impact on the democratic presidential primary and the attention it takes from it as it does the general election with president trump. congress isn't in session one day next week, they are in session 12 days in december and there is no indication there will be a vote in those first 12 days of december scenario looking at january. the iowa caucuses are at the beginning of february. so this has as much impact on democrats right now as it does republicans and the president last night hit on a messag

the fox business network, kennedy herself. fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the center seat today, retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician and fox news contributor joey jones. and he is "outnumbered" and we thank you for this service. let's dive right into the subject matter at hand, what you think about the proceedings this week, what do you expect, what do you think each side needs to do? >> joey: this is going to be the regular circus that is congress now. more grandstanding and opportunities to score points, especially this year going into the election. looking at the witness list, i don't know that the whistle-blower is important. i believe hunter biden is absolutely important because at the end of the day this will hang on president trump's intent. why does he want the bias investigated? is it for political purposes, campaign purposes or because he believes he can use the leverage he had to because these investigations on what he called a corrupt administration. hunter biden is a key witness in that. in trump's, strategy. that's why the democrats are trying to d

melissa francis. here today, harris faulkner, dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov and fox news analyst" fox nation" host, lawrence jones. as we are await those transcripts, jelly turner is live on capitol hill with the l. >> we are standing by outside the intelligence committee, waiting for adam schiff to release those transcripts. they are for president trump's former special envoy to ukraine, he gave does a deposition just about three weeks ago as well as former ambassador to the european union. his testimony was according to sources the first to dig into the extent rudy giuliani was involved in policy towards the ukraine. his testimony was in large measure helpful to president trump because it helped shift some of the democrats criticism over to his personal attorney. democrats say a quid pro quo between president trump. jamie raskin doubling down on his claim that president trump use hundreds of millions of dollars to aid to ukraine as an "lever" to extract political dirt on his rivals. >> nothing like that has ever happened in our history before and nobody has any kind of alternative s

, jessica tarlov. an fox news contributor and host of his show on the fox radio, guy benson. i think i said 2016, but the streettweets were from 2017. how much damage does not do? it's not the normal anti-tribe tweets. "the coup has started, it ends in impeachment. cnn will play key role." >> guy: and not findin finishint his term in office, or whatever. i think it a few what term has been arguing. he was reading from the podium at the rally saying the whole thing was rigged from the get-go. the statement we read, not persuasive to me. "these are normal terms everyone uses!" sorry, coup has a significant meaning. to use it in this giddy way back in 2017 clearly shows a strong animus toward the president. that's fine. i'm not sure it impacts the facts of the case. even if the whistleblower in every attorneys ever had where radical resistance on the that doesn't change with the trans group said. it doesn't change with these people have been testifying under oath. that is the heart of the alleged misconduct here from the president. i think it's relevant. what may have possibly motivated t

contributor, jessica tarlov. in the center seat, brian kilmeade, cohost of fox & friends and author of the brand-new book, "sam houston and the alamo avengers: the texas a victory that changed american history." brian is "outnumbered," and if you don't know it, he's a fantastic writer. congratulations! >> brian: thank you very much, it's really exciting, but i also know the format. the format as we will talk about it later. but i get it. [laughter] >> harris: i thought you meant the format of the book! we are going to do the news. >> brian: i'm trying to show some discipline. >> harris: i don't have any, apparently. first we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel, live on the l. on the eve of the big day. >> a whole lot of memos flying around here on capitol hill that of tomorrow's open hearings. we've got a memo from chairman adam schiff. in that, chairman schiff writes, "there's a long bipartisan history of protecting whistleblowers, including threats to threaten, intimidate, retaliate against, or undermine the confidentiality of whistleblowers. on the other side, hous

sus restos descansarÁn por siempre. pedro utrera es, "univisiÓn". presentadora: jessica zermeÑo estuvo presente, hablÓ con los familiares que se aferran a su fe ya a la uniÓn de la comunidad. jessica: el desconsuelo los acompaÑantes Última morada, 200 que estaban allÍ, hasta los mÁs pequeÑos no podÍan con el dÓlar. un clima lluvioso y frÍo recibiÓ los cuerpos de seis de las nueve vÍctimas de la familia, en la colonia de la familia, a unas cinco horas de donde ocurriÓ la tragedia donde estÁ comunidad mormona fundada en una 924 descansarÁn los cuatro niÑos, y las dos madres. >> de todos modos le dieron el tiro. atravesaron el corazÓn. jessica: cristina fue encontrada asesinada fuera de su camioneta porque hasta el Último momento tratÓ de proteger a su hija de siete meses y la salvÓ. y la hermana de cristina nos contÓ por quÉ su esposo decidiÓ sepultar en la colonia de unos 3000 habitantes y no en el panteÓn de la mora donde descansan los asesinados por los sicarios. >> allÍ tiene unos nogales, dice que sus hijos van estar conmigo y ladran cada vez que vayamos a r

cuenta jessica zermeÑo. jessica: la verdad es que en el rancho en sonora hay muchÍsima indignaciÓn, mucho dolor y mucha incertidumbre despuÉs de la violencia que se viviÓ el dÍa de ayer. detrÁs de mÍ hay elementos de la coordinaciÓn de la guardia nacional de chihuahua que han llegado hasta acÁ para cuidar los caminos, para tratar que las cosas sigan en paz, porque lo que se viviÓ aquÍ no tiene precedente. veamos quÉ pasÓ. esta bebe de siete meses fue encontrada asÍ, sana y salva la camioneta donde viajaba. su madre la protegiÓ de las balas, a 10 millas el auto de su tÍa estaba calcinado con ella y cuatro de sus hijos dentro. una caravana de tres autos donde viajaban tres mujeres mormonas y sus 14 hijos fueron emboscados por sicarios. las tres madres murieron y seis niÑos entre ocho meses y 13 aÑos de edad. >>en la siguiente camioneta encontramos a dana y a otros dos niÑos. jessica: viajamos al sitio de la tragedia en el norte de mÉxico y encontramos a una familia aterrorizada. este hombre nos contÓ cómo encontrÓ la niÑa vagando entre los matorrales. lo que que

tipo de Área en el hospital. borges: nuestra corresponsal jessica zermeÑo fue la primera en llegar. jessica: dejamos al norte de mÉxico y encontramos a una familia aterrorizada, nos cuenta cÓmo encontró una niÑa de nueve aÑos vagando entre los matorrales. >> ella nos dijo que tenÍamos que regresar por los demÁs. jessica: miren cÓmo estÁ toda la camioneta donde viajaban, asÍ quedaron las camionetas en este momento estÁn olvidadas en el camino de la mora, esa es la caminata donde viajaban los niÑos que afortunadamente pudieron salvarse. milagros: en estos momentos le llueven crÍticas al presidente de lÓpez obrador. la gente estÁ cuestionando por quÉ las personas votan por ellos? borges: el gobierno de donald trump ha dicho que hay que acabar con el narcotrÁfico en mÉxico y que le podÍa dar ayuda gritar y lÓpez obrador dijo que no necesita ayuda. milagros: el gobierno de los estados unidos y la ada dice que te este aÑo 2015 es considerado como un cartel en formaciÓn. al volver vamos a tener mÁs informaciÓn sobre un ataque en jordania. borges: la hija de walter

your heart. jessica ann smith, a mother and fitness buff said she was battling cancer at just 32 years old but was rallying support, encouraging friends and family to #fight like a jessica. with medical bills piling up, supporters answered the call, raising over $10,000 on go fund my and facebo me and facebook to help. >> people are coming out of the wood work to help. which will restore anyone's faith in humanity. >> reporter: but investigators say it was all a lie, perpetuated by smith to dupe good samaritans into giving herman for a disease she didn't have, a hoax that led to her arrest. >> she made people believe she had a very serious cancer diagnosis. the fact is, she didn't have cancer. >> reporter: it started in june when smith told friends she was facing a mountain of medical bills while battling colon cancer. donations started pouring in. >> the sad type of these fund raising scams is they are preying upon people's hearts in the most sad and vulnerable ways. and because of our charitablity we become the biggest of victims. >> reporter: her story gained added attention in july

secuestrados por criminales que los despojaron de todas sus pertenencias . jessica nos informa desde mÉxico. jessica: este autobÚs estuvo a punto de desaparecer, fue secuestrado por un grupo criminal en una carretera de veracruz a la altura de esta ciudad. viajaban 56 personas, 44 de ellos migrantes hondureÑos, africanos, salvadoreÑos, haitianos y guatemalteco. le dijeron que los delincuentes le robaron todo a los oficiales. el autobÚs fue localizado en alvarado por policÍade veracruz tras implementar un operativo para su bÚsqueda. el delegado estatal del instituto nacional de migraciÓn explicó que los extranjeros no serÁn deportados inmediatamente. >>como vÍctimas tendrÁn que hacer su declaraciÓn. jessica: el vehÍculo y los pasajeros fueron escoltados hasta la policÍa de veracruz. aunque no hubo heridos ni desaparecido, tras la prohibiciÓn de caravanas, los secuestros masivos se han convertido en comunes. en octubre, se reconocÍa la existencia de al menos tres secuestros en tamaulipas >>ha habido de rescate de muchos de ellos. estoy convencido de que las principales

news with jessica summers in new york. jessica: the u.k. election urmpaign has seen labo publishing the most radical manifesto from a major party in decades. promises to raise taxes by about 10% year. the general election is on december 12. billionaires,ers, and the establishment. we represented politics as usual, bought off,d be that nothing was going to change, then they would not attack us so ferociously. why bother? but they know we mean what we say. they know we will deliver our plans, which is why they want to stop us. jessica: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is to face trial for corruption. he's been charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust in a move that could hold his career. netanyahu is the first of the israeli leaders to be indicted on the justice ministry painted a picture of a politician who abused his position and sacrificed the integrity of his office. netanyahu says the investigation pursueted and did not the truth. the two top political jobs in sri lanka are held by two brothers with close ties to .hina the single's buddhist party has been calling

can‘t hide. 0ur political correspondent jessica parkerjoins me from westminster. jessica, burning the midnight oil, the last night of the old parliament. let me ask you about alun cairns, the gathering little storm around him, this pressure on him to resign. i think there is pressure on him to resign. the prime minister‘s spokesman said boris johnson did have confidence in alun cairns, but didn‘t say much else. it wasn‘t exactly a long endorsement andi wasn‘t exactly a long endorsement and i think alun cairns‘ position is uncertain ina and i think alun cairns‘ position is uncertain in a sense because there has been some radio silence from him. so he made me want to watch over the coming couple of days. and i noticed the westminster leader of plaid cymru has written to boris johnson urging him to remove alun cairns from the cabinet and prevent him from standing as a candidate. so considerable pressure on mr cairns and may remind you as well, during and may remind you as well, during and election campaign, headlines can cause an unpredictable campaign for any party. speaking

fisa abuses. new polling showing very favorable numumumumñ??w jessica: when i was ten, my mom got deported. we had a difficult time, and i feel that's why i didn't get to finish school. gustavo: jessica has been through a lot in her life from early childhood. jessica: my husband is really supportive in the way that he pushed me to go back to school. john: she came in looking to complete her diploma. she had a family she had to take care of. anytime she needed help, we provided her help. she realized that we were here for her. gustavo: she wants to have a career so her kids can look up to her. jessica: my graduation, it was something i will never forget. i couldn't explain the emotion i was feeling, because people like you and me may sometimes have doubts in themselves, but i feel that everything's possible. john: jessica's future is brighter than ever. vo: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org lou: the democratic race for governor in kentucky. bevin had a 34% approval rating. but the other five statedwide candidates in kentucky went on to win

. let's bring in fox news contributor jessica tarlov jessica tarlov, marc thiessen, and mollie hemingway. this is the is the trifecta of star power to break this down. welcome to all of you. [laughter] >> shannon: you are with us in spirit. let start with you, jessica. we'll go for the winners, who you picked in the debate that you thought had a good moment or two. >> first-time winners for me, all polling very badly. [laughter] amy klobuchar -- >> shannon: may be a changes after tonight. >> amy klobuchar, cory booker, kamala harris have the strongest nights. amy klobuchar had some of the best lines beyond raising $17,000 from ex-boyfriends, her senate campaign, she made a really pointed case for why she is the most electable, going back to her record and a number of purple and red districts that she has won. there is a bit of a race to occupy that second choice divided in the center lane and that is what pete buttigieg was doing, and amy klobuchar threw it down and said, hey, wait a ms actually accomplish these things. she had the great shadow to nancy pelosi. cory booker i fe

washington post" ," fox nes contributor jessica harlow, and kristin anderson. then, as if insane, the president and his supporters have been pushing this narrative for years now that he was thepir intel agencies but we've now got on the initial reports about inspector general michael horowitz, every buddy agrees he's a straight shooter which says, some lower-level fbi officials may have done some things wrong, and fbi lawyer may have doctored a document and that's obviously unacceptable but that the origins of the investigation was not politically motivated. >> ben: first off we should be clear that we're discussing a report we haven't read yet. we're getting these early reports about what's inside of it and i think we should all keep our judgment a little bit waited until we can go through this and see everything that's in it. but i do think there's a lot of different concerns here about the process that went on. people that might have done things at various points for an investigation that might not of gotten started but the real question i have stepping back from all of this is wha

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sus personajes mÁs populares, jessica carrillo tiene lo Último, buenas tardes jessica carrillo. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, hoy se declarÓ un dÍa de luto nacional por la muerte de walter mercado, quien desde las 10:00 am, llegÓ aquÍ al ateneo puertorriqueÑo, un centro cultural donde es velado, fue la gobernadora de puerto rico wanda vÁzquez quien dio la noticia a la familia y vino a dar sus condolencias a nombre del pueblo puertorriqueÑo, las banderas estarÁn a media asta, walter mercado quien fue actor y bailarÍn hizo muchas obras en este recinto por lo que su familia querÍa que lo despidieran en este lugar antes de su entierro. >> walter amaba la actuaciÓn, la obras de teatro, las pelÍculas las novelas Él hizo muchas obras aquÍ , amaba el ateneo. >> el cuerpo del querido astrÓlogo permanecerÁ aquÍ hasta las dos de la tarde hora local y despuÉs serÁ trasladado nuevamente a la funeraria donde seguirÁn sus servicios fÚnebres, desde san juan puerto rico soy jessica carrillo, ahora regreso contigo felicidades. >> muchas gracias jÉssica, oigan su imagina cÓmo e

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paulo also rose rapidly. we meet jÉssica. she's a successful model, educated, rich, beautiful, and yet she, too, ended up with a violent man and almost paid with her life. jÉssica: no abusive relationship begins with someone being punched in the face. at first, he'll draw you in and seduce you.. he's extremely manipulative. he undermines your protective barriers and destroys your self-esteem. he keeps you away from people you like. in the end, you relinquish your own judgment entirely. i was more afraid of losing him than of dying. reporter: jÉssica wants others to benefit from her experiences. she's backing a project set up by two judges to train the staff of beauty salons to spot the signs of domestic violence. jÉssica: we are here because this is our temple. here, we c can express our rag. we women often say more to each other than to our parents. reporter: jÉssssica's story is familiar to many here. they have experienced similar things themselves, or have seen their customers suffering. josie: i've learned here that you can tell by the clients' behavior if something is wrong. t

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with jessica summers. jessica: thanks. sterling jumped as brexiteer leader nigel farage pledge not to fight the ruling conservatives next month's election. the pound rose the most in three weeks after farage said he would concentrate on stopping the opposition labour party. the bookmakers say that makes prime minister boris johnson the favorite to win next month, possibly with an overall majority in parliament. u.k.'s ruling conservative party says it sees no reason to extend my carney's term at the bank of hollande despite a brexit and snap a luncheon turning look for a new governor in confusion. the successor was expected to have been named by now. that won't happen until the pole on december 12, but chancellor says there is no rush. >> there is no need for an extension and the term of the governor of bank. if we need to win this election, we can make this decision very quickly on who the next governor should be. if we win, we will act very quickly. mexico sayports for the toppled bolivian leader has been granted asylum. he quit on sunday after claims of election rigging and the res

difficult time,ted. and i feel that's why i didn't get to finish school. gustavo: jessica has been through a lot in her life from early childhood. jessica: my husband is really supportive in the way that he pushed me to go back to school. john: she came in looking to complete her diploma. she had a family she had to take care of. anytime she needed help, we provided her help. she realized that we were here for her. gustavo: she wants to have a career so her kids can look up to her. jessica: my graduation, it was something i will never forget. i couldn't explain the emotion i was feeling, because people like you and me may sometimes have doubts in themselves, but i feel that everything's possible. john: jessica's future is brighter than ever. vo: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org david: welcome back. it's time for trending with trish. joining me, foxnation host kat timpf. a cafe in new zealand replaced gin der bread man -- gingerbread man with gingerbread person. this whole thing of gender neutral is just orwellian. it's like 1984. kat: it's a cooki

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like,no. ♪ >> i makes me think about how supportive jessica must have been through the time. >> sure, in so many ways. yeah. i think anybody out there, you know, you go through anything to have somebody by your side. once you find that person is go backbaptism, where i cannot it's what fatherhood is. i'm enjoying the ride. >> i your main little guy, silas, if he said, i want to do whatou do. i want to be in the busine. >> absolutely not. no, i'm kidding. he is 4 and i don't he to think abo it yet. i'm still trying fure out how to manage a year-old. ♪ >> as if that were not enough. generation of artists in his hometown of memphis. back in august, he led a two-day song writing wk shop in partnership with the levis music project. >> why is it important for you to give back? >> well, i an, listen, you know i have been lucky enough to have th platform and this privilege and so, music is the most fun way to do it. we are going to judge them, but, youknow they are all so good. d we could, you know, we could have the next bempt y-- have th next beyonce o john legend in the room. >

have been a motive. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. our dry and warm november is leading to more shut offs. the east bay fire district is warning they don't have adequate staffing or resources. the fire chief worried they're one call away from tragedy. jodi hernandez joins us in east contra costa county with the details. jody. >> reporter: the fire chief here tells us they are dealing with a dire situation. sometimes they have to respond to 24 calls in just 24 hours, and he says they just don't have the resources or the manpower to keep up. >> it was a horrendous fire. >> reporter: leonard and his wife know all too well how quickly a fire can ignite. they lost their long time home two months ago in an electrical fire. >> we lost everything, everything, all our clothes, everything. the only thing we had was the clothes on our back. >> we're only one call away from a tragic event happening, so we're on borrowed time. >> reporter: east contra costa county says they're faced with so many fire emergencies they can't

shrimp sticks? jessica: like, seafood kind of -- lemonis: is it good? jessica: yeah. lemonis: try those pea crackers. ♪ this bottle's awesome. we have to get two. these are kind of cool looking. no, that's weird. everybody grab something. let's have fun. jessica: we have some very popular, um, herbal drinks. lemonis: what about this one? jessica: it's like a vegetable yogurt drink. lemonis: we'll get a couple. get the orange one, too. jessica: melonas are really popular. lemonis: it's a green bean ice cream bar? jessica: uh-huh. lemonis: you ever had this? is it just plum juice? jessica: it's so good. lemonis: it is good? jessica: yeah, it's a little sour. lemonis: if i was a consumer and i walked into a store that had shaved cream and mochi and all these drinks, i would be like, "this place is..." wouldn't you think? ovie: that's exactly what i thought when i saw these. i was like, "wow. this is cool." lemonis: ovie and carolyn seem open-minded and excited about adding all these products to the store, but tony not so much. and what really concerns me is how the three of them are actu

jessica tarlov marc thiessen, and mollie hemingway. this is the is the trifecta of star power to break this down. welcome to all of you. [laughter]ntth >> shannon: you are with us in spirit. let start with you, jessica. we'll go for the winners, who[l you picked in the debate that you thought had a good moment or two. >> first-time winners for me all polling very badly. [laughter] amy klobuchar -- >> shannon: maybe it changes after tonight.r] >> amy klobuchar, cory booker kamala harris had the strongest nights. amy klobuchar had some of the best lines beyond raising $17,000 from ex-boyfriends for her senate campaign, she made a really pointed case for why she is the most electable, going back to her record and the number of purple and red districts that she has won. there is a bit of a race to occupy that second choice to biden in the center lane and that is what pete buttigieg was doing, and amy klobuchar threw it down and said, hey, wait a minute, i'm the woman who has actually accomplished these things. she had the great shout out to nancy pelosi.ac cory booker i felt was full of pe

the field jessica stern a research professor at boston university and co-author of isis the state of terror and the house side of the director of the center for global policy and co-author of ice is inside the army of terror thank you both for joining me in the arena donald trump announced by daddy's death on sunday in his usual way he boasted about it and he claimed that he had taken down someone bigger even than asama been large and you said afterward didn't operate for the new york times that trouble might be right even if it's for the wrong reasons for once he might have a point why well because operationally can enough but. it can be more destructive far more destructive than the killing of osama bin laden because remember when the same blood was kaluta than live in those 10 years after 911 he was already kind of far removed from there was going into pakistan in a compound exactly far removed from the day to day reality of that but he wasn't as his killer was not as destructive as the killing of today you're saying but he was controlling i sort of data there was a man who was co

de acciÓn de gracias. despuÉs de 46 aÑos, un inmigrante recibe una sorpresa de nuestra jessica domÍnguez que harÁ que este dÍa de acciÓn de gracias sea inolvidable para toda su familia. >> y con las manos llenas de vida, grupo de enfermeras en ohio tiene mucho que agradecer . tenemos la increÍble coincidencia. francisca: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica", riva mariachi. ♪ [mÚsica] raÚl: feliz dÍa de acciÓn de gracias! gracias por estar con nosotros. mariachi mÉxico internacional que nos acompaÑa esta maÑana. quÉ te pasa a ti? [risas] por la foto de sebastiÁn rulli. sebastiÁn rulli desnudo y sin filtro. asÍ esta. apareciÓ el actor en una hermosa playa dejando su retaguardia al descubierto. francisca: asÍ como estoy yo estaban todas. pueden ir a sus redes sociales y disfrutar. toda la seguidores de sebastiÁn se enloquecieron. aprovecharon esta oportunidad para dejar mensajes muy candentes. su novia angelique boyer dice que vienen mÁs fotos como esa mÁs de cerca. en el mensaje decÍa "vuelta, vuelta!". perdona, francesco. [risas] raÚl: para que te s

. loyola law school prefer jessica levinson and lanhee chen. let start with the big picture here. these are two good results for the democrats in kentucky as well as virginia. so i guess, you know, jessica, how do you see the results? you can go first in terms of not just 2020 but, you know, i guess the ongoing impeachment hearing as well. >> so i think this is a good night for democrats, and i don't know it has that much to do with the impeachment inquiry. i mean we've talked about this, and i've long suspected that voters don't actually go to the ballot box that much based on the impeachment inquiry. what they do go to the ballot box on is issues they feel like will affect their daily lives, like for instance, gun control, like criminal justice reform, like environmental protections, like the economy. so i think this really was a night about riding donald trump's coattails. but in this case it was democrats riding his coattails to victory. so i don't think it's so much about what's happening in these house investigations. i think it's more about what's happening on voters' tv s

jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - will ferrell alan cumming comedian, jessica kirson and feuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1161 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. [ cheers and applause hi hello. he. [ cheers and applause thank you so much for watching thank you for being here well last night was the fifth democratic presidential debate because after a full week of impeachment hearings, what better way to relax than watching 10 democrats yell at each other [ laughter ] it's been nonstop politics all week seriously, i think i'm watching way too much news. last night, i listened to rachel maddow talk for an hour, then i realized my tv wasn't even on. [ laughter ] on last night's debate, pete buttigieg did very well yeah yeah, he tried to separate himself from the field by claiming that he was the least wealthy person on stage. [ light laughter ] then he added, "but that could change after my parents give me my allowance." [ laughter ] that'd be nice

. >> 27 to appoint jessica cry and shawn richard, term ending december 23, 2020 to the cannabis oversight committee. >> supervisor ronan. >> thank you, colleagues. in the rule's committee we forwarded jessica cry and shawn richards to the full board with recommendations and only subsequently learned that shawn richards is not yet eligible for the seat because while he is in process of becoming a strongfront cannabis business owner, he has not yet started that business. it's in process, all of the permitting. so what we're going to do, i'll make a motion to amend this item, to remove lines 13 and 14. you have it before you and shawn richard's appointment to seat 12 and we'll move forward to jessica cry's appointment to seat 10 and revisit seat 12 at the appropriate time. so with that, i make a motion to amend as just stated. >> so motion made by supervisors ronan and seconded by supervisor peskin and without objection, the motion is objected. madam clerk, please call the role on a motion as amended. (role call). there are ten ayes. approved as amended. >> call item 28, a motion t

canteen. so i'm actually going to go give these to her. >> agee shares her snacks with jessica roberts, a former classmate she ran into in jail. >> we never really hung out in school. but we knew each other. >> i'll see you. >> see you. >> jessica, long time no see. we'd gotten together and talked. yeah, we know the same people. so it was like -- it's good. >> when agee will return to her life on the outside is uncertain. but she says when she does, her goals are simple. >> i want to be able to have something, like an apartment and a little piece of crap car. but something to call mine. and a place where i can go home with my kids, you know? and live like i'm supposed to. a normal life. but when you're doing this, you kind of really don't know what normal is. >> agee's activity over the past two years has included drug addiction and several jail stays. she says her slide began when a friend introduced her to heroin. >> she was like, just try it one time, just try it. and i was like, man, all right, screw it, i'll do it. and it just was awesome. to be really bad to say that, but

national college exams. let's get you the first word news with jessica summers in new york. reporter: thank you. the first public hearings in the formal impeachment inquiry into president trump have heard from the acting ambassador to ukraine at a senior official in the state departments european and eurasian bureau. they were asked if they thought rudy giuliani shadow diplomacy in ukraine was intended to dig up dirt for political means and both said yes. they both denied being opponents of the president. continuedis set for disruption thursday morning after another night of protest clashes with police. the government has ordered all public schools to shut for the day, the first time it has done so since the unrest began. wednesday evening, riot police moved into clear the streets across the city. global media has reported top officials were gathered at carrie lam's residence. international energy agency says its forecast for peak oil price is still open to change based on future government policies. the iea says it expects global oil demand to plateau around 2030. the executiver tol

jessica here live in walnut creek. i will show you how this tiny piece of paper will make the holidays happy for hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> some intimidating new housing numbers show how tough it is to kind affordable homes here in the bay area. according to lending tree more than half of the homes, 54% in the greater san jose area have a value of at least a million dollars, so more than half of the homes in the san jose area are more than a million dollars. that's the highest percentage of homes over a million bucks for any part of the country. the second highest san francisco. experts say this explains why potential home buyers have such a hard time finding anything affordable. >> it is a crazy, difficult time for average people to find housing. lots of really decent people living in cars and campers

su entierro este viernes, en san juan estÁ jessica carrillo presentadora de "al rojo vivo" con los detalles jessica carrillo, muy buenas tardes, ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, te saludo con mucho gusto, y como bien decÍas es una celebraciÓn de vida, el ambiente que se respira precisamente en la funeraria donde se estÁn llevando a cabo los servicios para despedir a walter mercado, hace una hora que comenzaron los servicios pÚblicos todos los fanÁticos del querido astrÓlogo han llegado aquÍ para darle el Último adiÓs, el fÉretro estÁ abierto, pero minutos antes, pudimos entrar a la capilla donde lo estarÁn velando es un ambiente de mucha tranquilidad, su fÉretro y tambien la capilla estÁ rodeada de muchas flores, blancas rojas amarillas que segÚn tenemos colores favoritos y por supuesto estÁn muchas fotos de Él de lo que fue su vida, de lo que fue su carrera, y ademÁs una capa morada que no podÍa es un sÍmbolo de lo que fue walter mercado. minutos antes tambiÉn pudimos hablar con una de sus sobrinas y con willie acosta que fue prÁcticamente su compa�

prices in at 96 bucks, while sarah jessica parker offers a backpack she designed at $245. >> i was just walking by. >> sarah jessica parker! >> you know more and more people are carrying backpacks. will you wear this? >> yes, because they're so efficient. >> see, i was not aware of that. >> your hands are free. so sarah jessica came and surprised and so that was good. so that made the cut. >> the favorite things issue of "o magazine" drops november 19th. the list's most expensive item? this stationary bike will set you back two grand. >> there are actually several truffle items on the list. >> because oprah loves all things truffles. when oprah goes to a restaurant to when she orders something she will put out some people think it's tacky. she doesn't. but she'll pull out the truffle sauce. comes in black and white truffle. so she loves that. >> there is a wine opener on the list that looks quite nice. what is it like behind the scenes when gayle and oprah pop open a few too many bottles of wine? >> very good question, rachel, because gayle doesn't drink. i think it's irritating to her

need jessica she's a successful model educated rich beautiful and yet she too ended up with a violent man and almost paid with her life the more time because you know abusive relationship begins with someone being punched in the face at 1st still draw you in and to do soup is extremely manipulative and undermines your protective barriers and destroys your self-esteem it keeps you away from people your life in the engine relinquish around judgment entirely i was more afraid of losing him than of dying. the kids you need more of that jessica wants others to benefit from her experiences she's backing a project set up by 2 judges to train the staff of beauty salons to spot the signs of domestic violence without locals also think well we're here because this is our temple and here we can express our rage we women often say more to each other than to our parents. jessica's story is the 1000000 too many here they've experienced similar things themselves or have seen their customers suffering. up indication i learned here that you can tell by the clients behavior something is wrong they're em

walter mercado el astrÓlogo de las estrellas falleciÓ a causa de una falla renal >>> jessica carrillo se encuentra ahÍ en donde han llegado muchos de sus fanÁticos para recordarlo y darle el Último adiÓs jessica >>> josÉ, hoy dieron inicio los servicios fÚnebres que marcÓ toda una era en la televisiÓn en un ambiente sereno y lleno de tranquilidad, amigos y fanÁticoss se unieron en el Último adiÓs. >> estuvo rodeado de flores y mucho, mucho amor >>> que dios lo tenga en mÍ corazÓn >>> entre familiares y amigos lo velaron en su natal puerto rico y a pesar de la tristeza celebraron una vida entera de transmitir paz y cariÑo >>> verlo en un ataÚd es fuerte perdemos que todo el mundo se una a nosotros. >> sus fotografÍas decorar la capilla y colocaron una capa morada que fue vestimenta mÁs representativa >>> las capas >>> la gente conocÍa el esplendor de su corazÓn >>> mÁs de sus lujosos mantos eran compartidos con su pÚblico prÓximamente pues su familia planea abrir un museo >> para nosotros es un honor seguir con este legado de walter y seguir haciendo los

todo aquel interesado en conocer su futuro segÚn los astros, jessica carrillo estÁ con nosotros desde puerto rico para contarnos mÁs, ¿quÉ tal? jessica carrillo te escuchamos. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad te saludo desde la funeraria donde se realizarÁn los servicios fÚnebres de walter mercado quien falleciÓ la noche del sÁbado a los 87 aÑos a causas de una insuficiencia renal. segÚn la familia walter mercado ya tenÍa dos semanas hospitalizado, y su salud se venÍa deteriorando cada dia mÁs, sus cuatro sobrinas estuvieron con Él durante todo ese tiempo, rodeÁndolo de amor y paz, y aseguran que asÍ se fue. en total paz y plenitud. cuentan ademÁs que con lo digo no y elegante que era el astrÓlogo en el momento que lo dejaron solo por unos instantes fue cuando falleciÓ, como si no quisiera darles mÁs dolor y como si no quisiera que lo vieran morir. >> acompaÑado del amor de su familia y su cÍrculo mÁs Íntimo, su fia bn pe >> que dios los bendiga a todos, hoy maÑana y siempre. >> el astrÓlogo quien ademÁs fue actor y bailarÍn, tenia 50 aÑos de carrera, y era muy que